feat
41feat — 1) fate 2) feta …
42feat — noun an achievement requiring great courage, skill, or strength. Origin ME: from OFr. fait, from L. factum (see fact) …
43feat — n. 1. Act, deed, exploit, achievement. 2. Trick, act of dexterity …
44feat — n 1.(all usu. extraordinary) deed, exploit, Archaic. gest, act, action; achievement, step, stride, advancement, progress; accomplishment, attainment, acquirement, success. 2. maneuver, move, stroke, blow, coup, stunt, trick; stroke of genius,… …
45feat — noun Syn: achievement, accomplishment, coup, triumph, undertaking, enterprise, venture, exploit, operation, exercise, endeavour, effort …
46feat — [fiːt] noun [C] something that is impressive that someone does …
47feat — I. /fit / (say feet) noun 1. a noteworthy or extraordinary act or achievement, usually displaying boldness, skill, etc. 2. an action; deed. {Middle English fait, from Old French, from Latin factum (thing) done, properly past participle neuter} II …
48feat — feet …
49feat — nasty tasted. Berks …
50feat — n. a noteworthy act or achievement. Etymology: ME f. OF fait, fet (as FACT) …